I want to create a foreign key between two database. Happens that the tables have data, so when I'm making the foreign relational there's giving me error.
I found the error happen when your tables have data. So how to not verify existing data?
ALTER TABLE [contrato_sigob].[relacion_institucion_categoria]
ADD CONSTRAINT CHECK_CATEGORIA
CHECK([dbo].[func_CHECK_CATEGORIA](id_categoria)=1);
The error says:
The ALTER TABLE statement conflicted with the CHECK constraint "CHECK_CATEGORIA". The conflict occurred in database "SIGOB_Contraloria", table "contrato_sigob.relacion_institucion_categoria", column 'id_categoria'.
So how to not verify existing data?
You can create a constraint that will not check your existing records by adding WITH NOCHECK:
ALTER TABLE TABLE_NAME WITH NOCHECK
ADD CONSTRAINT ...
Related
ALTER TABLE Student ADD CONSTRAINT CHK_Student_ID_LENGTH CHECK (LEN([ID]) between 12 and 14);
SELECT * FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLE_CONSTRAINTS WHERE CONSTRAINT_NAME = 'CHK_Student_ID_LENGTH';
alter table Student drop constraint CHK_Student_ID_LENGTH;
I tried to add check constraint using the first statement. It gave me the below error.
[23000][547] The ALTER TABLE statement conflicted with the CHECK constraint "CHK_Student_ID_LENGTH". The conflict occurred in database, table "Student", column 'ID'.
I tried to check if there was any existing constraint with the same name. But I did not get any. Still I tried to drop the constraint. But then it gave the error:
CHK_Student_ID_LENGTH is not a constraint.
But still add constraint statement gives error saying it already exists. Where am I going wrong?
The error message is a little badly worded, but isn't saying what you think it's saying.
It's not saying that there's already a constraint with the same name. It's saying that the constraint is being violated. That means that there is data already in the table that doesn't meet the requirements of the new constraint you're trying to introduce.
You could use the NOCHECK option to create the constraint whilst allowing existing data to violate it. But this is frequently the wrong thing to do. It is usually more sensible to fix the existing data.
Specifying NOCHECK means that the constraint can't be used by the optimizer to eliminate redundant actions that the logic of the constraint would preclude.
You probably have some records in Your table that conflict with that new constraint.
Just find them and UPDATE/DELETE before adding a contraint.
SELECT *
FROM Student
WHERE LEN([ID]) between 12 and 14
Or try to add that constraint without checking existing values using WITH NOCHECK
ALTER TABLE Student WITH NOCHECK
ADD CONSTRAINT CHK_Student_ID_LENGTH CHECK (LEN([ID]) between 12 and 14);
Tip: In migration files I usually add this before adding a new constraint:
IF OBJECT_ID('CHK_Student_ID_LENGTH') IS NOT NULL
ALTER TABLE Student DROP CONSTRAINT CHK_Student_ID_LENGTH
IF OBJECT_ID('CHK_Student_ID_LENGTH') IS NULL
ALTER TABLE Student ADD CONSTRAINT ...
More about ALTER TABLE https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/t-sql/statements/alter-table-transact-sql?view=sql-server-ver15
My SQL is very out old, looking for some help with this error.
The alter table statement conflicted with the check constraint "ZYZ". The Conflict occurred in table A column DESCRIPTION
ALTER TABLE A_A
ADD CONSTRAINT ZYZ
CHECK (((LTRIM(RTRIM([DESCRIPTION)))+'A'=([DESCRIPTION+'A') AND [DESCRIPTION]<>''));
I get this is a data issue, but not sure what to look at...
I create a table
create table CARS{
CAR_ID NUMBER(10), CONSTRAINT X_CAR_ID NOT NULL
}
and now I want to change the name of the constraint, so I drop the constraint:
ALTER TABLE CARS DROP CONSTRAINT X_CAR_ID;
This works correclty but, when I tried to add new constraint I have a problem,
my query:
ALTER TABLE CARS ADD CONSTRAINT XX_CAR_ID (CAR_ID) NOT NULL;
I thought that query, will be working correctly, but I get only error report:
Error report -
SQL Error: ORA-00904:
How to add correctly this constraint ?
While I couldn't test it I believe the statement below is what you want:
ALTER TABLE CARS MODIFY CAR_ID CONSTRAINT XX_CAR_ID NOT NULL;
Oracle uses the modify keyword in this context.
To rename it without dropping first you would use:
alter table cars rename constraint x_car_id to xx_car_id;
See the reference for more info.
I'm currently reading through this Yii application eBook: http://www.packtpub.com/agile-web-application-development-yii11-and-php5/book - and I'm having a problem inputting the tutorials DDL / SQL statements into PHPMyAdmin without it throwing up errors.
Would someone be kind enough to shed some light on why the following syntax is invalid? It might be something simple but I can't see it:
SQL statement:
ALTER TABLE tbl_issue
ADD CONSTRAINT FK_issue_project FOREIGN KEY (`project_id`)
REFERENCES tbl_project(`id`) ON DELETE CASCADE ON UPDATE RESTRICT;
ALTER TABLE tbl_issue
ADD CONSTRAINT `FK_issue_owner` FOREIGN KEY (`owner_id`)
REFERENCES tbl_user(`id`) ON DELETE CASCADE ON UPDATE RESTRICT;
ALTER TABLE tbl_issue
ADD CONSTRAINT `FK_issue_requester` FOREIGN KEY (`requester_id`)
REFERENCES tbl_user(`id`) ON DELETE CASCADE ON UPDATE RESTRICT;
ALTER TABLE tbl_project_user_assignment
ADD CONSTRAINT `FK_project_user` FOREIGN KEY (`project_id`)
REFERENCES tbl_project(`id`) ON DELETE CASCADE ON UPDATE RESTRICT;
ALTER TABLE tbl_project_user_assignment
ADD CONSTRAINT `FK_user_project` FOREIGN KEY (`user_id`)
REFERENCES tbl_user(`id`) ON DELETE CASCADE ON UPDATE RESTRICT;
INSERT INTO tbl_user (`email`, `username`, `password`)
VALUES
(`test1#notanaddress.com`,`Test_User_One`, MD5(`test1`)),
(`test2#notanaddress.com`,`Test_User_Two`, MD5(`test2`));
Error Message
Error
SQL query:
ALTER TABLE tbl_issue
ADD CONSTRAINT FK_issue_project FOREIGN KEY ( `project_id` )
REFERENCES tbl_project( `id` ) ON DELETE CASCADE ON UPDATE RESTRICT ;
MySQL said:
#1005 - Can't create table 'trackstar_test.#sql-c78_127' (errno: 121) (<a
href="server_engines.php?engine=InnoDB&page=Status&
token=252c0553975923580ca430b6e98c4243">Details...</a>)
Note:
All the tables in the database are set to innodb as their storage engine.
I've tried using different foreign key names for each FK, still get the same error.
Update:
After finding no solution to the problem, I deleted by DB, uninstalled Xampp and then redid everything again. Seems to work now. Sorry to not be able to tell future readers exactly what the cause was, but it was most probably to do with my Database config or the information I added to it.
Actual Problem is :
AS you are Following the book, there are a few insert/ update statements are executed on
tbl_proect,
tbl_issue
than you are trying to add Foreign Key Constraint. that checks the table data before applying. So, Here is the actual mistake, may be your tables contain a few records that violate the foreign key constraints. hence phpmyadmin doesnot allow you to alter table and generates error message.
Solution :
TRUNCATE TABLE `tbl_project`
TRUNCATE TABLE `tbl_issue`
Do Only one thing, clear all the tables . Empty tables. . And here's your problm resolved now phpmyadmin allows you to run commands.
I'm having some trouble with a SQL Server 2005 database that seems like it's keeping a ghost constraint around. I've got a script that drops the constraint in question, does some work, and then re-adds the same constraint. Normally, it works fine. Now, however, it can't re-add the constraint because the database says that it already exists, even though the drop worked fine!
Here are the queries I'm working with:
alter table individual drop constraint INDIVIDUAL_EMP_FK
ALTER TABLE INDIVIDUAL
ADD CONSTRAINT INDIVIDUAL_EMP_FK
FOREIGN KEY (EMPLOYEE_ID)
REFERENCES EMPLOYEE
After the constraint is dropped, I've made sure that the object really is gone by using the following queries:
select object_id('INDIVIDUAL_EMP_FK')
select * from sys.foreign_keys where name like 'individual%'
Both return no results (or null), but when I try to add the query again, I get:
The ALTER TABLE statement conflicted with the FOREIGN KEY constraint "INDIVIDUAL_EMP_FK".
Trying to drop it gets me a message that it doesn't exist. Any ideas?
It means the data is wrong on creation of the FK
That is, you have "EMPLOYEE_ID" values in the INDIVIDUAL child table that don not exist in the parent EMPLOYEE table.
You could use ALTER TABLE ...WITH NOCHECK ADD CONSTRAINT... but then the FK is no use